one week...

I vaguely remember that just last week, we didn't have BS. It's Thursday again. That was quick.

grow up...

If you are sixteen and below. This is targeted at you. That's right, TARGETED. Actually, even if you are above sixteen, it might still apply. If you have not felt it by now, I am quite pissed.

Kids these days are so oversensitive. They act all grown up, thinking that growing up these days is way harder than growing up in the 1990s. They all think that getting a girlfriend is the be all and end all. Getting a girlfriend makes you all that more socially acceptable. And when they have gotten themselves into a relationship, most of them don't seem to know how or what to do and end up complaining. More stress. More unneeded stress. If you think the problems make you alot more cooler, think again.

Then there is this other bunch that think that can handle the truth. And when the truth comes out, what happens then? They become paranoid. Who the fuck cares what the whole world thinks? If you can find me one fucking person that can please every fucking person that he or she knows, introduce them to the world. God knows the sad excuse of a living existence of humanity needs to meet these people.

And all these stupid people handle all these self implied stress by cutting themselves. The worst thing is that these people think that the scars from cutting themselves make them like the "coolest" people on the planet. I think these people need help.

If you think you are old enough to do grown up stuff, please grow up mentally before you try to act cool, mature and grown up.

My ass of a younger brother thinks his scars from his bike accident is "cool-er". He claims to have flown off the bike in that accident. I wonder what the young of today is thinking.

Stop crying,"Poor Me!!!" and just grow up. With all the overseas service learning, shouldn't more young people think they are relatively fortunate?

a wedding...

Well, I really wanted to blog and I really didn't know what to blog about. So, I'm going to blog about Gle*n's wedding.

Firstly, this is what we got him.

And during officers council at Gl*en's place, we found out that someone else gave him a smaller version of it. Haha, Luckily, we got him the big one.

narnia...

First of all, I doubt We*ida watched the same movie that I am about to talk about. He claims that it was not good. While good is subjective, I must say that the movie was great.

I really should get to reading the book. After "His Dark Materials", this is the next book I want.

If you intend to watch the movie yet is easily pissed by spoilers, do not read on.

Some lessons that the movie portrayed:

1. A little faith can move mountains. In Lucy's case, she moved a forest of fighting trees.

2. Being older doesn't necessarily make you wiser.

3. Everyone can make mistakes, and everyone is important.

I bet there are many other things that you can learn from the movie, but i can only remember so many.

Go watch Narnia!!! I'm going to get the book. I'm a quarter into the 3rd book of His Dark Materials, it is good.